Literature
The Zoo-Keeper
Stricken with fear? – NO! – perhaps. If you insist. This is but a tale – YET! – the thought shall torture you by day, devour you by night. Hear of the story, of a sad man, of a wishful man, of a dead man. Searching for an equal companion – the bird, the wretched, traitorous boulder – was but a simple thought. A poisonous thought. Crept up my lungs, grasped my heart, asphyxiated my soul. The trail of blood, but a sad remnant. I became a torn beast, a poor beast. Listen! From hell I have emerged to share my one wish alone. I come to you as a ragged corpse, in hope that perhaps YOU may heed my wish. With great